What links to “Bolshaya Yamskaya”
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- Bolshie OvragiIn the second half of the nineteenth century, Bolshaya Yamskaya ended near the Krestovozdvizhensky Monastery. To the right of "Reshetka," Malaya Pokrovskaya Street …
- Carpenter's Alley… the district was badly damaged by fire, and under a project by Kizevetter, the neighboring Ilyinskaya and Bolshaya Yamskaya streets were rebuilt in 1840–1843 with government loans [1] [3].
- Gendarmerie AlleyThe passage leading to them from Bolshaya Yamskaya came to be called Zhandarsky Lane (first marked as such on the city plan of 1823–1824), while the small …
- Historical Names… include Pryadilnaya (Spinners'), Kanatnaya (Ropemakers'), Torgovaya (Trade), Kovalikha, Kuznechikha, and Bolshaya Yamskaya and Malaya Yamskaya, named for the Yamskaya sloboda (settlement), where the coachmen lived [11] [6]. Those …
- Malaya Yamskaya
- Novaya StreetThe street begins at Ilyinskaya — the section of it that Novaya meets was historically Bolshaya Yamskaya Street, and this stretch of Novaya was the last to be cut through, already after the 1881 general plan. [13] …
- Remler's Rental House… to Soviet institutions, primarily those serving the Volga Flotilla. [1] In the early years of Soviet power, Bolshaya Yamskaya into a single street measuring 2,382 metres in length. [1] In 1924, the street was renamed Krasnoflotskaya — …
- Renamings in Nizhny Novgorod… occupation of the people who lived there — Kanatnaya (Rope), Pryadilnaya (Spinning), Kuznechnaya (Smithy), Bolshaya Yamskaya and Malaya Yamskaya (Coachmen's streets). Or they were named after the Orthodox churches standing on them …